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Monitor articles for August 04, 1987

• Let me call you sweetheart. The romantic and gentlemanly world of barbershop singing
• Constitutional Journal
• `Night Heat' moves to prime time
• New Music Seminar looks at rock and social responsibility
• Shakespeare in the park: open-air bargain for theatergoers
• Curtain-raiser of a Scottish vacation may be theater. But then there is golf for those so inclined, and lovely parks beckon visitors to Aberdeen
• Mining ocean-floor mineral ore. Offshore seabed deposits are unmapped and untapped
• Public tries to sort out Iran-contra. The hearings have served as an education, says one pollster[BY]Laurent Belsie, Staff writer of The Christian S...
• Stone Age Indian tribe in Ecuador fights exploration by oil companies
• Another theory about all those home runs; Boggs flexes muscles
• Congress draws morals from Iran-contra story. Skipping democratic procedure invites failure
• Nicaragua: there are other ways
• Shuttle Discovery switches on power - a first step
• COMMENTARY. `How I spent my summer vacation' - an update for the late '80s
• ARTS SCENE
• Helping Italy's `untouchables' adapt to new life
• We, the people of the United States
• The problem of paying for new power plants that aren't needed
• Electric utilities prosper now, face uncertain future
• Coming home: for a former communist, glasnost passes its first test. Return to Moscow gives East-bloc defector hopes for Gorbachev's reforms
• NO MORE MISSING `R'. Change is afoot in the mouth of the South
• S. Korea workers bolder after student riots. Laborers demand fair share of nation's economic growth
• AMERICA IN THE GULF. Navy under the gun. Analysis of naval power: assumed but unproved
• Everyman and the hearings
• Artists on a limestone canvas. From tablets of Indiana bedrock, cutters and carvers sculpt the pillars, cornices, and fa,cades of some of the nation...
• What constitutes motherhood?
• Outlook: late February
• AMERICA IN THE GULF. Navy under the gun. US unlikely to regain low profile in Gulf
• How to grow stronger newsprint fiber faster
• A tiny scene holds its own
• The man who built racing shells and the sport of crew racing
• `You can't show the mountain your r'esum'e...'
• Hot on the trail of prehistory: summer camp as archaeology
• Noriega critic recants - a political deal? Panama colonel may be angling for freedom
• The leafy art of shaping flora into fauna
• TRAVEL BRIEFS
• A US power struggle of immense proportions